A Passage To The Real India by Nayanabhirama Dasa
Last year sensational news of tragedy from India twice shocked the world first, the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi followed by mass murders and mayhem, then, hardly a month later, the catastrophic poisonous gas leak at the Union Carbide plant in Bhopal.... read moreOccupational Hazards by Tattvavit Dasa
When I was in college fifteen years ago, my father's advice that I structure my academic program in terms of a career plan seemed to me to betray the spirit of education, the spirit of understanding myself. "Making a living" and getting "a good... read more
Chemical Camouflage by Mathuresa Dasa
The U.S. Army is repainting tens of thousands of pieces of field equipment with a new, three-color camouflage design, replacing the standard, four-color design in use since the mid-seventies. Thousands of construction machines, such as road graders and earth scrapers,... read moreChild Abuse: A Fire Out Of Control by Mathuresa Dasa
Taking notice of the rising concern over sexual abuse of children, thousands of schools across the country have initiated programs to teach students how to deal with sexually aggressive adults. The programs frequently include skits starring "Uncle Harry," a... read more